ARUN KUMAR GARG Vs. UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

JUDGEMENT

(1.) The present writ petition brings to the fore the manner in which judicial pronouncements are not being given effect to in a timely manner thereby defeating the directions made therein. This Court vide a judgment which is reported at 112 (2004) DLT 53 entitled Abhinitam Vs. University of Delhi and others issued specific directions in its judgment dated 8th April, 2004 directing the respondents as follows :-

(2.) Despite these two authoritative pronouncements, students undertaking the LLB or the LLM courses in the Faculty of Law of the Delhi University are being put to tremendous difficulties in allocation of seats in the hostels.

(3.) The petitioner is one such student who appeared in the LLM Entrance Test 2004 conducted by the Faculty of Law of the respondent no.1 on 27th June, 2004 He secured 13th rank in the merit list and was admitted on 20th July, 2004 to the LLM first year course. As the petitioner hails from District Hisar(Haryana), he has no place of residence in the entire National Capital Region. The petitioner, for want of accommodation, was compelled to take on rent accommodaticn at expensive rent which he says he unable to afford and is also facing difficulty on account of the expenses of food, lodging and transportation.